For good reason: the Copenhagen Accord is basically a voluntary agreement with obscure objectives, and its impact will be negligible.
At this point the patient also began to lick at the tumor obscuring objective measurements of the tumor's exterior appearance because of the consequent inflammation.
The director, John Dahl, has no intention to baffle or obscure; his objective is to scare the living daylights out of you, or, more pertinently, the dying headlights.
There is also the fog of war, the confusion in communications and the chaos of the battlefield that can obscure any objective understanding.
"I wanted to appeal to the art form's reputation and rich history as a way of enticing people to explore deeper the stigmatization of cannabis which, far too often, paints an unflattering portrayal and obscures the objective truths of its many medical and pharmaceutical benefits".
However, a random effect model obscures the objective of a meta-analysis because under this model, a global "average"İ effect and the effect prevailing in particular circumstances are not identical [ 36].
Each student scopes out sites at which to meet with the asset from the embassy party, then devises ninety-minute paths to the locations, through congested areas and isolated roads, with regular stops at gas stations and shops, in order to obscure the real objective, which is to draw a surveillance team into view.
Until we dispense with the "critical mass" metaphor, which obscures the very objective it is aiming to clarify, jurists who oppose affirmative action will continue to have an easy target.
Although microalgal biomass is the only target in some processes (Becker 2007; Brown et al. 1997; Doucha et al. 2009; Duerr et al. 1998; Tokusoglu and Unal 2003), the apparent prime focus on HCD cultures often obscures the ultimate objective for any microalgal process, which is to achieve the highest product concentration of the desired quality in the shortest possible time.
